The Wales family was joined by extended members of the royal family and led by King Charles III and Queen Camilla during the traditional walk to the church on the Norfolk estate.​

Princess Charlotte with her cousin Mia Tindall.

The princess echoed her mother’s look in an all-brown ensemble.

She debuted a bespoke Catherine Walker wool coat from the British couture house long favoured by her mother and her grandmother, the late Princess Diana. 

Beneath the coat, a glimpse of a dark red pleated dress can be seen.

It’s been suggested the dress may be the Patachou red flannel design, though the limited photos prevent a definitive identification.

Complementing the look were a new pair of Tory Burch Cap-Toe Ballet Flats in Dark Cocoa.

Princess Charlotte wore her hair in a half-up style, finished with a velvet bow.

Pre-recorded in the festive Inner Hall at Windsor Castle, the mother-daughter pair performed Holm Sound by Scottish composer Erland Cooper—a serene piece inspired by nature, connection, and motherhood. 

​The intimate performance showcased not only their musical talent but also the close bond they share, bringing a touching start to the holiday season

Princess Charlotte looked elegantly festive in a navy blue La Coqueta 'Diana' Merino Jumper tucked into a Boden tartan kilt skirt. 

Here's a closer look at her gold bracelet.

She completed the look with a large sparkly gold bow in her hair from Patachou.

Before entering the church, the young royals added their names to the Christmas tree garland.​

​The Waleses were accompanied by members of the extended royal family and the Middleton's for a service celebrating "Love, Compassion and Connection."

For tonight’s celebration, Princess Charlotte wore a lustrous deep-blue velvet dress, coordinating perfectly with her brothers, who were dressed in smart navy suits. 

She wore a new pair of navy patent leather flats paired with coordinating tights. They appear to be the Panache Girls Ballerina Bow Pumps.

Her hair bow appears to be from Milinnery. Thanks to reader Grace for the ID!

Before the match, the British royals met with Spain’s Princesses Leonor and Sofía — an encounter that offered the young royals a chance to connect while also serving as a symbolic gesture of sportsmanship ahead of the fiercely contested final.

Princess Charlotte’s enthusiasm for the game shone through as she passionately cheered on the Lionesses, who triumphed over Spain after a 1–1 draw in extra time, clinching victory with a 3–1 win in the penalty shootout.

For the occasion, Princess Charlotte re-wore her navy Guess chiffon polka dot dress, previously seen at last year’s Wimbledon Men’s Singles Final​.

She was also spotted wearing a white button-up by NEXT. 

Charlotte completed the look with her trusty Papouelli “Siena” Mary Jane flats.

Princess Charlotte wore a custom-made sleeveless ivory textured dress with contrast piping and ruffle detailing at the bodice, created by her mother’s go-to designer, Sarah Burton. The dress features a tiered skirt and attached belt that ties in the back.

She paired it with cream-colored Papouelli “Siena” Mary Jane flats, a style she’s worn before.

The sun-smart Princess sported a pair of $86 Ray-Ban RB9070S Kids Sunglasses in Polished Havana.

Her accessories included a silver Pandora snake chain slider charm bracelet (US$80) with three charms: a green stone for her May birth month, an engraved flat heart, and a rose gold Nala charm from Disney’s The Lion King, reflecting a family favourite. She also sported a bubblegum pink manicure, her first public nail polish appearance.

The two photos, shared on the official social media accounts of the Prince and Princess of Wales, were accompanied by the caption: “Happy Father’s Day, Papa (before and after!) We love you! G, C & L” followed by a heart emoji. The photos were taken by Josh Shinner. 

In the photos, Princess Charlotte can be seen wearing a green Cyrillus Fair Isle Crew Neck Knit Cardigan with her Cyrillus Girls Darkwash Denim Skirt.

Draped around her neck was a Blackwatch tartan scarf.

Some suggest it’s the same scarf her mother wore last Christmas, but a closer look reveals that the material and tartan patterns are actually different.​

UPDATE: On 22 July, Kensington Palace released a video to celebrate Prince George’s 12th birthday. 

We also see her wearing a top with an embroidered-trim Peter Pan collar, paired with black tights and brown boots.  Royal Fashion Daily suggests the top is also by ​Cyrillus.

She rode in the Ascot Landau with her mother and siblings during the carriage procession down The Mall, traveling from Buckingham Palace to Horse Guards Parade. Meanwhile, her father, Prince William, joined his uncle, the Duke of Edinburgh, and his aunt, Princess Anne, on horseback in their roles as Colonels, riding under the lead of King Charles as Colonel-in-Chief.

​Princess Charlotte looked darling in a bespoke light turquoise dress by her mother's go-to designer Sarah Burton.   The dress featured white accents with delicate gathering at the neckline, waist, and shoulders, flowing into an A-line skirt that fell just below the knee.

From the back, the dress reveals a white waist belt tied neatly into a bow.

​The white ballet flats are Papouelli’s ‘Siena’ Mary-Jane shoes, first worn at her grandfather’s coronation in May 2023.

Another accessory repeated from the historic Coronation was the seed pearl bracelet, which remains unidentified.

She also wore a sentimental diamond horseshoe brooch, a meaningful heirloom gifted to her by her late great-grandmother, Queen Elizabeth II. The brooch—symbolic of their shared love of horses—had previously been worn by Charlotte at the Queen’s funeral in 2022.

Charlotte's hairstyle, a signature half-updo with two braids, was secured with a white Amaia ​Medium Hair Bow.

The Wales family participated in a series of events in London that underscored the royal family’s commitment to honoring the sacrifices of past generations.  The day began with the Wales family observing a military procession of 1,300 personnel, including NATO allies, from a raised platform outside Buckingham Palace.

The family subsequently gathered on the Buckingham Palace balcony alongside King Charles, Queen Camilla, and other senior royals to view a flypast showcasing a blend of historic and contemporary aircraft, highlighted by the iconic Red Arrows.

The young princess maintained a composed and graceful presence, while her siblings showed a bit more excitement during the dramatic flypast.

For the VE Day 80th anniversary celebrations, ​Princess Charlotte wore a tailored Black Watch tartan coat, first seen at last year's Christmas Day service at St. Mary Magdalene's Church.

Under the coat, a Black Watch print dress with a decorative white frill at the neckline was visible.

The Princess wore her hair in a braided half up-do.

The young princess is seen sporting a Jack Pyke Juniors Hunters Jacket (£45.95) along with a Mountaintop backpack but unfortunately I haven't been able to find the exact style.

The Wales family was accompanied by extended royal family members and led by King Charles III and Queen Camilla for the traditional walk to the church on the Norfolk estate.

Princess Charlotte wore a new Black Watch tartan coat. The tailored outerwear is knee-length and features a structured collar with dark velvet trim, complemented by matching buttons running down the front. The designer of the piece is currently unknown.

Charlotte wore navy tights and opted for her Papouelli 'Angelica' Button Shoes.

The Princess accessorized with what appeared to be a red tassel bracelet on her left wrist and a collection of friendship bracelets on her right. She also wore an Accessorize 14ct Gold-Plated Healing Stone Station Necklace (£22).

Her hair was styled neatly, tied back with an emerald green Beulah London Velvet Bow (£65) that matched the tones of her coat, bringing the whole ensemble together beautifully.